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RequireJS is an asynchronous script loader that supports organizing JavaScript code into modular files and dependencies. It allows parallel downloading of scripts and lazy loading of modules. RequireJS uses AMD to define modules so that modules and dependencies can be loaded asynchronously in any order but executed correctly. It differs from Sprockets in that RequireJS supports asynchronous loading while Sprockets concatenates files.
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